8 Best Hotels in Hong Kong, China

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We've compiled the best of the best in Hong Kong - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Bishop Lei International House

$ | 4 Robinson Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong Fodor's Choice

If you've ever dreamed of living a life of privilege in the Mid-Levels without having to pay through the nose for it, this is your chance—all the better if you go for a slightly pricier harbor-view room. A fully equipped business center, workout room with view, pleasant outdoor pool, and restaurant with a nice open-air terrace overlooking the harbor are among the amenities.

Pros

  • Unique perch near escalators, saving you countless steps up and down to SoHo and Central
  • Good value for the location
  • Beautiful views from some rooms

Cons

  • Escalator runs upward-only after 10 am, so lots of steps down in the morning
  • Decor could use a revamp
  • Relatively small rooms
4 Robinson Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong
2868–0828
hotel Details
227 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals, Credit cards accepted

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Conrad Hong Kong

$$$$ | 88 Queensway, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

A gleaming-white, oval-shaped tower rising from the Pacific Place complex offers dramatic views of the harbor and the Peak, along with super convenience for shopping and transport to other parts of Hong Kong. Guests appreciate little touches such as free-on-request Shanghai Tang bathroom amenities and a choice of five pillow types, and business travelers can enjoy five executive floors and a dedicated lounge with harbor views and all-day food and drink. The Sunday champagne brunch is one of the city's finest (best to book early).

Pros

  • Open-air pool area is dramatically backed by towering skyscrapers
  • Elevator whisks guests down to Pacific Place shopping mall

Cons

  • Has a bit of a chain hotel feel
88 Queensway, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
2521–3838
hotel Details
512 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong

$$$$ | 8 Finance St., Hong Kong, Hong Kong Fodor's Choice

Few comforts are neglected, with amenities ranging from sumptuous Chinese-accented furnishings to all sorts of high-tech gadgetry, but the main features are the knockout views of the harbor and Victoria Peak through walls of glass. The hotel is home to world-class restaurants, including Michelin three-starred Lung King Heen, two-star Caprice, and the first overseas location of three-starred Sushi Saito from Tokyo. You can also look forward to legendary service, a gorgeous infinity pool that hangs above the harbor and a blissful sanctuary of a spa.

Pros

  • Elite service and attention to detail
  • Outstanding business center and executive lounge
  • Direct access to the International Finance Centre

Cons

  • Breakfast not included in high rates
  • Some views are better than others
  • Lobby can be busy and crowded
8 Finance St., Hong Kong, Hong Kong
3196–8888
hotel Details
399 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals, Credit cards accepted

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Hotel LKF

$$ | 33 Wyndham St., Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Enthusiastic partygoers can roll out of bed and land in a bar—one is on the 29th and 30th floors of the hotel, others are in the same tower, and dozens of others are on the surrounding Lan Kwai Fong bar strips. As an antidote to the high-energy surroundings, rooms are soothingly done in warm colors and nicely equipped with ergonomic chairs, large plasma screens, and free Wi-Fi for most booking packages.

Pros

  • At the towering center of Hong Kong's nightlife
  • Pet-friendly
  • Extended-stay discounts

Cons

  • Noise through the walls
  • Rowdy neighborhood streets
33 Wyndham St., Hong Kong, Hong Kong
3518–9688
hotel Details
95 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals, Credit cards accepted

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Lan Kwai Fong Hotel

$ | 3 Kau U Fong, Hong Kong, Hong Kong

The scent of lemongrass and cozy feel of an old Hong Kong apartment building extend to the small but beautiful rooms enlarged by bay windows and plunging views of the surrounding cityscape. Bathrooms are gracefully outfitted with wooden-ladder towel racks and faux-antique Chinese doors. The surrounding streets are lined with cafés, galleries, and quaint boutiques, and the hotel's open-air Breeze lounge is a fine place to relax with free coffee and a book.

Pros

  • Free happy hour at Breeze lounge
  • Some rooms have balconies
  • Complimentary data-enabled smartphone

Cons

  • Surrounding narrow roads are often congested
  • Can be hard to get a taxi
  • Breakfast can be crowded
3 Kau U Fong, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
3650–0000
hotel Details
162 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals, Credit cards accepted

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Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong

$$$$ | 5 Connaught Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong Fodor's Choice

Over the past 50 years, Hong Kong's most famous hotel has lost none of its opulence, colonial charm, or shine: it still features impeccable service as well as spacious rooms with daybeds tucked beneath huge windows; TV screens set next to bathroom sinks; and closet cubbyhole "valet boxes," where your daily paper, newly shined shoes, and room-service meal magically appear. The Clipper Lounge and The Chinnery (serving Hong Kong's best fish-and-chips in Hong Kong) ooze colonial flavor, while Michelin-starred Man Wah offers local Cantonese delicacies. Other notable facilities include The Mandarin Spa, which draws inspiration from traditional Chinese Medicine, and the old-school Mandarin Barber.

Pros

  • Spacious, open, beautifully designed rooms with harbor views
  • Old-world ambience at its finest
  • Exquisite spa, salon, and barber

Cons

  • In-room Wi-Fi isn't free
  • Small indoor pool
  • Clipper Lounge decor feels dated
5 Connaught Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong
2522–0111
hotel Details
501 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals, Credit cards accepted

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The Garden View – YWCA

$$ | 1 MacDonnell Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Rooms in this attractive, cylindrical, high-rise guesthouse overlook the peaceful Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens and are clean, well designed, and affordable. A coffee shop and delivery from local restaurants compensate for a lack of room service and other amenities, and guests can use the outdoor pool and gym in the adjacent YWCA. The area is dominated by residential buildings, so there's little nightlife, but Central is only a 10-minute walk away.

Pros

  • Nice park views
  • Value for money
  • Kitchenettes in some suites
  • Walking distance to Central

Cons

  • Traffic can get bad during rush hours
  • Limited amenities
1 MacDonnell Rd., Hong Kong, Hong Kong
2877–3737
hotel Details
141 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals, Credit cards accepted

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The Upper House

$$$$ | 88 Queensway, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Fodor's Choice

Even standard rooms in this haven of stylish luxury are suites—tranquil havens of design and indulgence that feature huge window-side bathtubs, walk-in rain showers, and free minibars (or Maxi-Bars as they call them). Tucked away on the higher floors of the J.W. Marriott Hotel, the Upper House begins to charm as soon as the elevator opens onto the 49th-floor Sky lounge. Some guests may lament the lack of a pool and a spa, but with rooms like these, who needs them? The only drawback is not wanting to leave your room.

Pros

  • Minimalist design with works by contemporary Asian artists
  • World-class mountain, city, and harbor views
  • Incredibly personalized service

Cons

  • No spa or pool
  • Can be difficult to get a taxi
  • No reception so check-in can be confusing
88 Queensway, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
2918–1838
hotel Details
117 suites
Rate Includes: No Meals, Credit cards accepted

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